Vraell London, UK
Alessio Scozzaro is a classically trained musician who’s been releasing music as Vraell since 2019, slowly building up an audience for his ethereal sounds. Taking inspiration from classical guitar musicians such as Gustavo Santaolalla and contemporary acts like Sufjan Stevens, Scozzaro's songwriting explores hefty, personal themes, carefully transforming these topics into emotive remedies. ... more
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